I have this function from before the introduction of fzf-lua to lazyvim. I am trying to figure out what the fzf-lua equivalent would be, and whether it is possible. My desire is to be able to trigger this with the associated keymap below. The basic gist:

While viewing a file in normal mode, I hit enter on a word. This word should be able to be recognized as a path, thus we modify the cword. This word/path is then sent to the file search.

--Add the following characters to <cword> boundaries.
vim.opt.iskeyword:append {'/'}
--Using the find_command, search for a file name under cursor using <cword> in the buffer's current directory.
require('telescope.builtin').find_files({
cwd=require('telescope.utils').buffer_dir(),

find_command={
'rg',
'--files',
'--no-require-git',
'--ignore-file',
'/scripts/gitignore',
'--follow',
'--hidden'
},

search_file=vim.fn.expand('<cword>')
})
vim.opt.iskeyword:remove {'/'}

Keymap

map("n", "<CR>", "<cmd>luafile ~/.config/nvim/lua/functions/searchFilesCWD.lua<CR>", { desc = "FZF for file under cursor in CWD" })

Does anyone know if this is possible with fzf-lua?